This commit refactors the css for subscriber list in channel
settings and group settings by moving the css rules that were
initially used to format the bottom border of the table to
the wrapper div (.subscriber_list_container) around the table.
On specific screen height, this wrapper div will overlap the
actual bottom border of the table and make it look like it's
cut-off. This commit makes it look like the table have consistent
bottom border accross all screen sizes.
This commit adds new functions which will be used to discard
changes for all the settings in a subsection when clicking
on discard button. This change will help in avoiding code
duplication when they will be used to discard changes in
a subsection if some other user changed a setting in the
same subsection.
If the filter was changed due to topic move, the hash was not updated
due to `browser_history.state.changing_hash` being true. To bypass
it, we set trigger as `retarget message location`.
If the topic was renamed but the `near` link contains the name
of the old topic and we have the `near` message in the current
list, we can still narrow without re-rendering.
Fixes#29825.
Clicking on remove button will not delete the row anymore. We will
add a strikethrough to the user pill and email text. `Remove` button
will change to `Add` on click to undo this action.
Re-adding a user explicitly should will not undo the soft remove on
their row. e.g If `Iago` was added as part of a group and crossed out.
Now, adding another group with Iago as part of it should not undo the
soft remove.
We maintain a seperate set of soft removed users, but we will not
remove those users from the main user list on clicking `Remove`.
That list can only be modified by actions with the input pills.
We will subtract the soft removed user ids from main user id list
when sending the request to add subscribers to the new channel.
I've not added extra puppetteer tests, since adding users was
not part of the existing tests.
A new css variable is created with the same blue color in light theme as
`color-outline-focus`, and gray color in dark theme, and is used for the
focus-visible state of the compose control buttons, the compose close
button, and the send later vdots button.
Instead of displaying contextual options in the message buttons popover
based on the message type, we instead abstract the logic behind the
scenes and instead just show the "Start new conversation" with the
relevant hotkey hint.
This also removes the `is_in_private_narrow` parameter which now serves
no purpose in the popover template, as we display the
"New direct message" option in all cases.
As part of the popover menu redesign, this redesigns the mobile message
buttons popover using the new "popover-menu" tippy theme and improves
accessibility by using appropriate ARIA attributes.
Fixes part of #28699.
Earlier, new users were narrowed to the interleaved
DMs view on the first visit.
This commit updates the behavior to narrow new users
in DMs with Welcome Bot.
Reason for the change:
It makes more sense overall as an interleaved DMs view
is a power user view and it would also prevent the
message fading banner #29076 from showing up if the
user DMs Welcome Bot right away.
When posting a message in an empty resolved
topic, the `Unresolve topic` button in the
compose banner unresolves the topic
and then renarrows to the unresolved topic
if currently viewing the old (resolved) topic.
This commit standardizes the naming of the day and night themes to light
and dark, respectively. This makes the codebase more consistent with
the naming used in the settings and the user interface.
As a follow-up to the previous commit renaming the `dark_theme.ts`
module to `theme.ts`, this commit renames the following functions:
- `enable` -> `set_dark_theme`
- `disable` -> `set_light_theme`
- `default_preference_checker` -> `set_automatic_theme`
This commit centralizes the logic for setting a user's theme preference,
both for regular users and spectators, into the `dark_theme.ts` module.
This simplifies theme handling throughout the codebase and ensures that
the theme is set consistently across all modules.
Instead of relying on various call sites to update the recipient bar's
background color and switch between the light/dark realm logo after a
theme change, this commit modifies the `set_theme_and_update` function
to include these calls after every theme change. Before this commit,
some modules used to update the realm logo after a theme change, while
others did not. This led to inconsistencies in the UI depending on
which method was used to change the theme.
Standardize theme selection across the web app by replacing separate
light/dark theme menu options being used in the spectator view with the
new 3-way theme switcher.
Fixes#30318.
Before this, the realm logo was not being updated instantly when the
theme was changed through the gear menu, and instead required a page
reload to take effect.
Similar to the light/dark theme support for the spectators, this adds
the automatic color scheme support by storing the user's preference
in the local storage.
In this commit, a help center link to follow-a-topic and mute-a-topic
has been added in SETTINGS / NOTIFICATIONS > Topic notifications
so that users can understand thier options.
Fixes#30562
PieterCK
Karl Stolley
Aman Agrawal
roanster007
Sahil Batra
afeefuddin
Shubham Padia
N-Shar-ma
Sayam Samal
Prakhar Pratyush
Kislay Verma
Sayam Samal
codewithnick
sanchi-t